Both sides are included and orientated correctly.  Just print at any resolution in any material you want.  Please let me know if you need any help or have any suggestions.

I did not like any of the existing adapters, so I created this. It is super sturdy and allows for forward backward adjustment. You can use it as show, or replace the back of the BoboVR with the Solo Knit Band. You can use it with or without the light shield.  They easily clip on and off of the Vision Pro, and slide into the BoboVR with a nice friction fit. If anyone has questions or comments, just let me know!

ADDED:
I added an adapter to attach the Solo Knit Band to the BoboVR instead of the Apple Vision Pro.  These may be a little tricky to print, since it will require support.  These use the original hardware, including the while plastic cover, screw, and o-ring.  They should be strong enough since the white cap supports the inside of the plastic tabs.  Print a little hotter with less fan to get better layer adhesion for the small tabs.  My prints are strong enough, but test before risking your $4000 device!!!

They are directional, notice the alignment tab.  That should go up to get the indents to keep the band at 180 degrees.  I offset the connection for the band so you should be able to get some adjustment by flipping right and left..  You may need a smaller band, but try with your original band first.

ADDED #2:
Included pads you can print to put on the Apple Vision Pro band attachment point, just in case they touch your head.  Add some felt to the pad and you will have a soft interface for your head.

ADDED #3:
Shorter rails that are quicker to print and move the BoboVR lower allowing more angle to use the Solo Knit Band

It's super comfy and feels almost weightless.  I have been using this all day for a while and am super happy! Let me know if you have any suggestions or issues!  Good luck and enjoy. 

Apple Vision Pro to BoboVR Rails (M2/M3)

Apple Vision Pro to BoboVR M2 Rails.stl

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2603007.

Here is my system for feeding filament.  It uses Bowden fittings to connect the dry box to filament sensors on the printer.  Be careful to keep the PTFE tubes short.  I'm planning on switching to Capricorn PTFE soon, I hear its even slicker than regular PTFE.

You can ignore the tabs.  I originally designed it to be spring loaded, instead I tightened up the holes that the copper pipe goes through.  Its more of a friction fit now.  You will need to sand the inside of those holes slightly depending on printer tolerances.

This thing uses 2 F608ZZ bearings with the shoulders out along with M4 (I think) nuts and bolts.

Filament feeding system

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2412721.

Print in ABS, PETG, or other high temp filaments.  Regular PLA will warp quickly in the heat.

The smaller piece screws into the iPhone dock.  Use M3 screws that are just the right length.  You should not be able to feel the screws where the iPhone is.  Sorry, I don't have the screws handy, I will update when I can.

This will slip into the slot under the ash tray.  It will allow your phone to sit horizontal, with access to the volume buttons, and it will allow the phone to sit vertically while charging.  I keep a second lightning cable with velcro zip tied on next to the dock so I can charge when horizontal or when the phone is in my hand.

Apple iPhone 6 or 7 Plus Dock Horizontal and Vertical for BMW vehicles

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2826820.

I needed twist in T nuts that were M4 threaded and couldnt find any.  I hope these help somebody!  They work really well.

T Nut for 4040 Extusion

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2826849.

This is a cap for the Red One HDD.

Red One Camera "Red Brick" Cover

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2826807.

This is a simple clamp for the frame end of the cable chain.  It clamps the chain to the 4040 extrusion.

Formbot Cable Chain 4040 Clamp

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2826812.

If you've got a RED Digital Cinema Camera and you need spare top or bottom flags for the RED Matte Box, you can make your own using these templates.

I took rasters SVG and made a STL so you can print it.  Its 3mm thick.

Matte Box Flag

Model originally uploaded to Thingiverse at https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2826818.

Is your hamster or hedgehog keeping you up at night??  Mine was!  This is designed to accept a 608ZZ skate bearing on each side.  It is whisper quiet.  I used threaded rod and a few nuts to attach it to the cage.

Hamster or Hedgehog Wheel

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